The father of South African Chloe Collins who has been incarcerated in Oman for more than three months has made a passionate plea for her to come home.

Speaking to the media on August 22 after a meeting with the deputy minister of International relations and Co-operation, Glen Collins pleaded for his daughter's return and thanked the South African Government for aiding in her release.

Chloe Collins, from Kraaifontein, Cape Town, arrived in Oman in April 2019 to work in the hospitality industry as a hotel waitress. However, less than three weeks after arriving she was detained by the authorities in the country.

The family believed that their daughter was wrongfully detained and said the details of the case against her were unclear to them.

The Deputy Minister of International Relations and Co Operation confirmed that the department is providing consular services to the incarcerated South African.

The father of the South African, Chloe Collins who has been incarcerated in Oman has made a passionate plea for her to come home.

Speaking to the media on August 22 after a meeting with the deputy minister of International relations and Co-operation, Glen Collins pleaded for his daughter's return and thanked the South African Government for aiding in her release.

Chloe Collins, from Kraaifontein, Cape Town, arrived in Oman in April 2019 to work in the hospitality industry as a hotel waitress. However, less than three weeks after arriving she was detained by the authorities in the country.

The family believed that their daughter was wrongfully detained and said the details of the case against her were unclear to them.

The Deputy Minister of International Relations and Co Operation confirmed that the department is providing consular services to the incarcerated South African.